Ludlow Man Gets Three Years For Fatal Crash
Warren Sept 6 Harry Swan son Ludlow pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in a fatal automobile crash near North Warren. He was sentenced to three years in Allegheny County Workhouse, fined, and ordered to pay costs. Other defendants included George Graham six months for operating a gambling house with $100 fine plus costs. William Hartman received sixteen months in the workhouse for driving while intoxicated plus a fine. Jury drawn for Commonwealth vs Dominick Valone, charged with a statutory offense. Grand jury report urged county property improvements and route safety between Warren and Pittsfield.
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Warren
Harry Swanson
Ludlow
North Warren
Twila Stanclife
D. A. ‘Avird
Allegheny County
George Graham
William Hartmart
Witers
East
The
Commonwealth
Dominick Valone
de Rouse Hospital
Pittsfield
Steedle Granted More Time to File Appeal
Pittsburgh September report says Dr. Joseph G. Steeffle Meiers Rocks assemblyman received a 20 day extension to appeal from federal court ruling on vote fraud charges. He was sentenced to no prison time upon conviction.
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Vance Pittsburgh
Joseph G. Steeffle
Meiers Rocks
Steedle
Fire Zone Ordinance Adopted By Council
City council on third and final reading adopted Ordinance No a7 reviewing fire zone limits and prescribing new construction rules. The measure amends the prior ordinance and changes depth of fire zone protections affecting residential properties along abutting districts. Meeting attended by all members with minutes of prior sessions read. A finance transfer resolution was adopted and the August treasurer report showed receipts of 2680 and expenditures of 4997.09, with a 30714 treasury balance at month start. Council granted permission for a 12 by 15 foot bellek construction building on Mrs N Joy Gillette’s property at North Coulter Street and Parke Place, replacing a razed frame structure for a new filling station.
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Duke
F. E B. Westley
Council
Belek Construction
N. Joy Gillette
Coulter Street
Parke Place
Hollinit family reunion holds at Ottaway Park on Lake Erie
The 41st Hollinit reunion gathered 73 attendees on Lake Erie's Ottaway Park September 1. Abe Beckerink presided as business meeting adjourned with officers re-elected. Three marriages and three births were noted. Attendees hailed from Dewittville Ripley Mayville Westfield Erie Randorp Jamestown Panama Clymer North Clymer Preveh Creek and Clymer Full GLERUM REUNION.
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Hollinit
Ottaway Park
Lake Erie
Djimer
Qining Yoon
Abe Beckerink
A. Ti Hnnginis
Panam
Abe Beckerinis
Jamestown
Erie
Randorp
Panama
Clymer
North Clymer
Preveh Creek
Mrs Dewey Guest Soloist At Vesper Service
Mrs R S Dewey a talented vocalist has been invited as guest soloist for vesper services at the home of Mr and Mrs George Olmstead in Ludlow Sunday at 4 o clock She will appear with the Kane Pa choir of which she is a former director A large crowd is expected and a beautiful program has been prepared.
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R. S. Dewey
George Olmstead
Ludlow
Dewey
Kane, Pa
Direc Jtor
Alathians Entertained At Open House Session
Mrs May Blair Mrs Tom Taylor and Mrs W F Tracy hosted twenty seven Alathian Society members from the M Church for the year opening at the church parlors after summer. Mrs Perry Haines led devotionals and gave an interesting talk. The society voted to fund new furnace attachments. Plans were for a coin and chair roast at Lil Ue property corner Church and William streets Friday evening Sept Lith at 6 30 for members and families. After business hours the hosts served assorted cookies and tea.
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May Blair
Tom Taylor
W. F Tracy
Alathian Society
M. ©. Church
Perry Haines
Church and
William Streets
Post Will Attempt Record Flight Today
Chicago dispatch reports Wiley Post plans a record try today in the Winnie Mac, aiming for speeds near 400 miles an hour at about nine miles up. The 1,000 horsepower monoplane reportedly reached 40,000 feet yesterday with no labor, as Post hopes to push speeds to 600 miles an hour in the rarified stratosphere.
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Aniewers
Chicago
Wiley Post
Post
Cattle rustling thrives in southeastern Idaho this season
Cattle rustling remains a thriving business in southeastern Idaho, despite aging glamor. Max D. Cohn, president of the cattlemen's association, reports improvement in the situation this season as modern rustlers increasingly use motor trucks.
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Pocatello
Maho
Max D. Cohn
Cattlemen's Association
Idaho
Pool project loses at Kane in borough meeting
Kane Septembers council refused monetary aid for the Inn ancing and community swimming pool project. The negative stance followed a six week effort by committees and a petition of about ninety property owners. The council cited fiscal strain from a street paving program as the reason for inaction. Texans plan tax discount Beeville Tex City dads here think a good rule should work both ways. Delinquent taxpayers long have been penalized, so the city council has decided to reward those who pay in advance by allowing them a anerial discount.
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Kane
W. T. UL
Central Committee
J. H. Watkins
Wiscount
Beeville
Tex
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